Non-Traditional Students

PSU has established the Frost School specifically for adult students, particularly those who want or need to take some or most of their classes in evening or online formats.  The Frost School caters to the adult students through personalized advising, support and direction from admission through graduation from PSU.  Students admitted to PSU through the Frost School have priority for online and evening course sections.  If you want to be admitted to PSU through the Frost School you can apply for Frost School admission online.

 

Plymouth State University is an exclusive user of the Common Application. common-application

While we encourage applicants to submit all their materials on-line through the Common Application, we recognize that it is not always practical, especially if you’ve been out of school for awhile.

That is why we are providing you easy access to the Common Application, Plymouth State’s Supplement and other information in .pdf format. You can print the Common Application and applicable supplements by going directly to the Common Application Website Download Forms page.

To Apply:

From the Common Application Web site, you will need to print, complete and send us the:

  • Application form (first-year or transfer)
  • Athletic Supplement (if you plan to participate in a varsity sport)

You will also need to print, complete and send us the:

The application, PSU’s supplement and application fee (or fee waiver) should be submitted all together by mail.

PSU recommends making a copy of your completed application to keep for your files.

The PSU Advantage

A modern and ever-changing campus.

Since 1995, Plymouth State has renovated, expanded and improved buildings including the art facility, Lamson Learning Commons, the Boyd Science Center and Langdon Woods, the most recent  environmentally-conscious addition to our residence halls. Our computer network has over 500 computers in 30 campus locations and every room is wired for Internet access.

Outstanding Students

Norman Shippee

Norman Shippee

As an undergraduate, I spent four years studying meteorology with some of the finest faculty in the country and enjoyed it so much that I decided to stay for my Graduate degree. Plymouth State offered me a great opportunity to explore the field with internships at places like Mount Washington Observatory and the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium, all while providing a more personalized college experience.